^^^ yep, a lot are gone. The days of network tv ruling airwaves are officially over. Cable scripted shows are much cheaper and of course reality tv dealt the final blow. I havent really watched network tv in like 5,6yrs. NBC will never get back their Thursday nights since the end of ER, Friends, Frasier and Will & Grace.

Broadcast ax: Cancelled shows 2012-13

The 2012-13 broadcast season has racked up quite a high body count. In fact, there’s been 1617
18 cancellations (and counting!) in the last 48 hours as networks
prepare for their upfront presentations to advertisers in New York City
next week (including six sitcoms on NBC alone).

Here’s a list of shows this season that were either cancelled or were
put out to pasture with a “final season order” (the nice version of
cancelled):

Deception (NBC): Cancelled.

Animal Practice (NBC): Put down.

Do No Harm (NBC): Harmed.

30 Rock (NBC): Over.

Guys with Kids (NBC): You can’t believe how cancelled this is.

The Office (NBC): Closed.

Smash (NBC): Smushed.

Up All Night (NBC): Christina Applegate quit: This was cancelled … by its own star!

Whitney (NBC): Thankfully.

1600 Penn (NBC): Impeached.

Made in Jersey (CBS): Terminated.

Private Practice (ABC): Spin-off heaven.

Partners (CBS): Dumped

Ben & Kate (Fox): & Cancelled.

Vegas (CBS): Lost.

Go On (NBC): Get out.

Fringe (Fox): R.I.P.

Touch (Fox): Touchable.

The Job (CBS): What?

The Mob Doctor (Fox): Ha! That title. Yeah. Deceased.

Don’t Trust the B– in Apt. 23 (ABC): Speaking of: Did anyone really believe a comedy with “B—-” in the title was going to last?

You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot create polls in this forumYou cannot vote in polls in this forum